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12192112 No.12192112 [Reply] [Original]

I'm writing a really out there and edgy fiction book where Emma Gonzalez and David Hogg are the antagonists. Is there any way to use their actual appearance and names without getting sued?

>> No.12194162

I wouldn't use their real names, you could probably get sued, but if you could write it in a way that it is overwhelming obvious who you are referencing.

>> No.12194184

>I'm writing a really out there and edgy fiction book where Emma Gonzalez and David Hogg are the antagonists

>>>/pol/

>> No.12194648

I think it was either Stephen King or Michael Crichton that wrote a fictional version of a critic of his that matched his description but also had a small dick. So said critic couldn't say anything about the resemblance without having to comment on his small dick.